Austin Dillon Loses First Appeal | Reaction & Analysis
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The biking skills go crazy💀
You have cursed us all, Austin Cindric is gonna take that personally
Don't worry, Ryan Preece will cause a caution with 5 to go and make things right.
@@mastoner20 omg🤣
Wow!! This is funny 😂
If Austin Cindric wins...........🤣
@@mastoner20Preece just keeps getting wrecked by everyone he takes care of his equipment an if he was still in a Gibbs car like in Xfinity he would be winning races chase briscoe doesn't even deserve the 19 seat they should grabbed Kyle bush back but we'll see how good Briscoe is in top equipment Gibbs forced Kenseth into retirement for Eric jones great move Gibbs let's truex decide when to retire but fire a champion who was still winning lots of races and made chase every season but one
"will Austin cindric win the championship, no course not." later this year ends up winning.💀💀💀
Dillon should NOT get his penalty reduced. The move he made was an obvious, I'm crashing them to win, no matter what happens action. His spotter should still be suspended for three if not more races. Encouraging Dillon to crash another competitor is simply the worst case of unsportsman like behavior. RCR continuing to state that they don't agree with the penalty is a real turn off and I now consider RCR an unprofessional organization that has lost ALL my respect. NASCAR MUST be able to do as you suggest - final word, immediately on penalties.
I'm sure they care about your lack of respect....
@@truckercowboyed2638 THEY don't care about being professional!
To me, the line is; if you're faster than the car in front of you, and you're "hounding them," then the "bump and run" is okay. But if the car in front is faster, and you "dive bomb," then that crosses the line. It's not that hard to define.
You are correct sir. If you're EYES work, you know what happened.
So dive bombing should be regulated... And that move should cost someone a change at the championship, even though NASCAR declared them the winner.
How is this different than driver coming off turn 4 and running someone into the wall for a win..
@@deliriouswhome1intentionally running someone into the wall at full throttle should be penalised, that definitely would cross a line. Although it's "better" than right hooking someone for the win, it's still awful
@@deliriouswhome1 rubbin's racing when you are passing or being passed, we don't need a Carson Hocevar stay out on old tires and wreck the leader for a spot in the playoffs. If he wins on speed, like the 3 was going to do before the caution, then a different story. Just don't want the sport to become WWE.
@@milogunther5024 I can easily argue , the move wasn't intentionally to make joey hit the wall, but to move him up the track..
Can you do that , under the example I gave , when someone is deliberately ran up the track? Your missing my point.
Next RCR will appeal to the super final appeal officer...
When that fails he will call Trump for help 😂
@@hutrod7721And when that fails he will appeal to god… i mean he did “thank him” after the race with his baby and everything 😭😭
Hey, Be very careful talking about someone giving The Lord thanks, just saying there is no one perfect. Hope you know Jesus as your Lord and Savior. For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever beleiveth in him should not perish but have everlasting life.
@@hutrod7721 Joe Biden will pardon him & Hunter
Eric riding a bicycle is so goofy I love it lmao.
I think he missed leg days working out.
You know it’s a good day when Double E double uploads.
i wouldn't have shortened the suspension for the spotter. that was, in my opinion, the most egregious part of the misconduct from the 3 team
I personally think driving into two cars to wreck yourself to a win was the most aggregious part. Words are words, but yanking the wheel to the left is the reason why all this is going on
They just did and it’s reduced to a 1 race suspension according to Bob Pockrass
society will look up “delusional” in the dictionary and it’s just all of RCR’s futile attempts of appeals… 💀😭🚬
You always appeal. Never give up.
Or people saying that chicken shit is what Earnhardt would do. He would’ve done logano the same way but not Hamlin.
bro even denny himself didnt take it this personal…… like they have zero reason NOT to appeal lmao
“Delusional” is NASCAR’s playoff system. Not what RCR is doing or did. I think Dillon is a joke, but he followed NASCAR’s rules to qualify for the playoffs and got penalized for it.
@@daltoncady4038that’s only if you believe he intentionally hooked Hamlin. Which Earnhardt did do famously at Richmond. Leaving that aside though. I’ve watched the replay of this on track and in car, and it looks bad on track until you watch in car and then the on track makes more sense if you’re not biased. You roll to the Wall like Hamlin did to maintain speed, but when you’ve blown the corner like Dillon did to get to Logano straight line speed is faster than driving up the track to reach the finish line. Dillon didn’t have but just a split second to react to Hamlin feeding his car up the track, Dillon basically already had his nose pointed straight Hamlin had his nose going right. The only two options Dillon had was to lift or drive through Hamlin. He drove through him to win.
Dale was the intimidator,
Dillion is the imitator
I like "The Impersonator."
Cosplay Intimidator
@@noahcoleman5556 Someone else said the "Intimidillon" and although it doesn't have the same ring it's very goofy
@@noahcoleman5556he sucks today he sucked yesterday and he will suck forever. Facts just look at his record.
Austin Dillon is a disgrace to the legacy of the 3 car.
Go back to a full season championship and watch them settle down
For the record I’m not mad at Ace. I’m just disappointed at NASCAR and the appeal board for sugarcoating the fact that NASCAR has been running around blindfolded, with a bomb in their hands and lit cigarette lighter taped to their a$$ for more than 20 years since they implemented this nonsense; and that they’re pretending that they still have control even though the bomb just exploded. 😔
The win and your in didn’t start 20 years ago
@@davidreece5867 I didn’t say that. I said that this whole point system has it stands has been broken for more than 20 years and with it overall average finishing from the best driver of each season has declined. Also, since the early 2000s, the best driver of each season doesn’t secure the championship. The “win and your it” rule is just more damage to an already broken system.
Win & you’re in, double file restarts, the GWC and the worst of all- one race for a championship. It’s time to be done with this nonsense. NASCAR will never admit they’re wrong, they just won’t do it, but if we weren’t restarting a race for OT when a caution comes out on lap 398/400, then Dillon would have won the race and we wouldn’t have this BS. Too many guys have lost races they had won and it’s not right.
@@gregvandy34 this wishful thinking at this point but desperate gwc attempts, playoff style and win and your in should go. Keep the playoff name and go back to a similar style fo the Chase. I've always critiqued the NFL with one win wins it all as basketball & baseball have multiple rounds. Them injecting chaos for ratings helps from time to time but it just feels more authentic to have a multiple race chances for a championship than 1 last race. I know I'm preaching to the choir, and getting Nascar to understand this is like giving step by step directions to a deaf person. (No disrepect to anyone who may be deaf, btw)
@@USAKing1776NASCARyou're talking out of your ass. Just stop it
If this gets overturned, it will send a message that all drivers can just punt cars out of the way on the last lap to win and, more importantly, the championship. Sounds crazy right? No it won't get overturned
Why not? They seem to allow Logano and Hamlin to do it whenever they want. Note: Logano fills in as an analyst part time and Hamlin for some stupid reason is becoming an ambassador for Nascar? Seems fishy
@@lastlaplogistics8512 shouldn't be overturned
I respectfully disagree. NASCAR lets these other drivers do it at will. If nascar is done with letting them do it then make a clear rule, get rid of win to get in, and do away with overtime. No overtime? Dillon wins. He had the best car all day. They need to let him in the playoffs.
@@johngoforth3006 Nobody, not even Logano has ever done something as aggregious as Dillon. (Even in 2015 at Kansas, Logano was faster so while unwarranted, it was justifiable to punt Kenseth). Besides, Logano got what he deserved later that year. Right-hooking in this next-gen car is different, and Dillon wasn't gonna make the corner. Both moves he made warranted penalties
Making someone loose complete control of their car is the line to me.
@@JessicaGould-z9l ERIC Where you At😛
Good. Lets race instead of using a car as a battering ram.
This is the right decision. RCR didn't just wreck two competitors for the win, they talked about it on the radio as it was happening. At that point it really isn't possible to convincingly argue the team isn't OK with wrecking competitors for the win. I agree the calls should be made as close as possible to real time. It's done in other series. And when fans of other sports see stuff like this, their first thought is to compare NASCAR to the WWE. That doesn't grow the sport, it does it nothing but harm.
NASCAR kinda encourages what Austin Dillon did. They said “boys have at it” and “win and your in”. Which is a lie if you win and they say it doesn’t count. I don’t want nascar to become the FIA but any penelties should be given at the track within the hour of the finish. I’m not an Austin Dillon fan but by the rules he should be in the playoffs.
😅 sometimes it depends who it is at the time I really don't believe NASCAR is up & up it's just like any other sport it can be fixed long the syndicate has their hands in betting on it Vegas won't lose. 1
“Is Austin cindric going to win the championship this year? No, absolutely not.” Well Eric, as an Austin cindric fan, I thank you for willing his championship into existence
6:10
"Is Austin Cindric going to win the championship? Absolutely not!"
Be careful with what you say, Eric.
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Stranger things have happened. Now I hope he does win! 😂
RCR should just take the L and move on.
I really don't see why there is any conversation on this issue, except the fact it took too long to call, the call should have been made sooner. Football had to go to "instant replay" but NASCAR has either Fox or NBC with multiple camera angles, make that call then and there. It was not a "racing accident" it was a deliberate move, Lagano the win Hamlin 2nd, Dillon last place on the lead lap. That's my opinion.
This situation is the definition of "just let it go bruh it's over"
Yea that's what we were saying before all the young and dumb kids started screaming that he shouldn't be in the playoffs while everyone else was saying "just let it go. It's over." But now that the crying kids got their way, now THEY are saying "just let it go, it's over". Funny how that works. Guaranteed if he was still in the playoffs, you'd still be crying.
@@BornIn1500what
@@jacobbeavers611 alright, I'll spell it out slow for you. After the win, many people said the win should stand and that the whining kids should just "let it go". But they didn't and still cried. Then the win/playoffs got taken away and the whining kids cheered and now THEY are hilariously saying "just let it go". It's incredibly hypocritical. Understand it?
Austin Cindric is going to make it to the Round of 8 now.
Who did not see all this coming.
Oh geez here we go with RCR whining! It was stolen! It was Rigged!!! Take it like a man RCR!!!
The ruling stands.
RCR is only fighting so they don't have to admit that Austin did anything wrong. Even people who don't even watch the sport say "that was wrong." The only people defending him are some 3 fans and RCR employees.
youre not onto on FB much? Real dumb people on there
Hi Eric Estepp I never miss a single episode 😊❤
NASCAR should make the Win Your In available AFTER the playoffs start to avoid this from happening again. Validate the top 12 who have earned their way to the playoffs and not to someone who has nothing to lose and nothing to prove.
You can't do 'win and your in' after the 'in' has started
Congratulations Eric; you just guaranteed the 2 to go on a ridiculous run out of spite!
All the 4 Austin Dillon fans punching air rn
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To me it was the INTENTIONAL wrecking of two cars, not the rough driving causing a wreck of two cars. I also don't agree with the spotter getting a pass for telling Austin to "wreck em'".
The line isn't obvious, but most people know when you've crossed it.
RCR - Real Coward Racing.
I’ve been shopping for my first e-bike and I see this episode is sponsored by Lectric e Bikes. I went to their website and when I decided which one i want I’ll buy it from them. I like to help the companies (when I can) that sponsor your show Eric.
To avoid drawn out appeals, a lost appeal should have the penalty increased. Make a team think twice about appealing unless they are certain they have been wronged.
Good to know there's a little TEGRIDY with this playoff system.
Richard Childress is a sad man. He headlocked and punched Kyle Busch for wrecking just one of his cars way back when and now he stands behind his grandson driver that has wrecked 2 cars. So sad
He really should have been black flagged. no win, he wrecked 2 cars on the way to the finish. He had a fast car just not fast enough to win legally.
I don't mind talking about the bubble but I think the regular season points leader is just as or even more important to discuss... this year especially.
I think "the line" definition is an easy one: "as determined in the sole discretion of NASCAR" hahahaha 😆
Richard Cornball Racing.
Rich Children Racing
@@TeamAbramsRidiculously Crappy Racing.
Would you report/investigate the #47 wrecking the #41 on last lap at Richmond that changed the outcome of the race. Please!!!!
Just because you can do something doesn't make it right
Eric, your command, knowledge and insight of the sport is unparalleled and that's the reason OOTG is the one and only news and analysis show that I watch or listen to and that includes the network post-race shows.
The "line" is as crocked as a dog's hind leg! It used to be ok to wreck one guy on the last lap, now that is up to two. So Dillon got to keep the win, so now what happens when someone takes out two cars on the last lap, but is already qualified for the playoff?
Dillon keeps his win.
Ricky Rudd has entered the chat
Well, Ricky Rudd clobbered Davey Allison
@@miguelbarrero5572 he hit 1 car not 2 and didn’t keep the win was my point.
RCR is becoming even more of a joke every single day
Nascar needs stewards like F1 that makes the calls and penalties in the race, not days after the fact.
Imagine if you will: You shell out a lot of hard-earned money to buy a movie ticket. You settle in to your seat in the theater and proceed to watch the movie. However, the film stops and the lights come on and you think the movie is finished. You leave thinking you know how the movie ended, but 3 days later, the theater informs you that they forgot to run the entire movie and they tell you how they have decided how the movie really ended instead of what you saw on the screen. But a week after that, you find out that the movie's ending was again modified and at the end of yet another week, the movie ending could once again be modified for the 'final' time. There would be a lot of confused movie fans of course choosing sides with the way they preferred for the movie to end. Bottom Line: If this was the normal occurrence for going to the movies, how many movie tickets would you purchase? Secondly, how long would you last before you chose another form of 'Entertainment'? NASCAR Fans deserve a better experience than what they are getting.
Some of you ungrateful fans deserve nothing you whine and moan
look you can't really think that was a good move. Blatantly wrecked 2 cars for the win, It was a good call to penalize him.
V8 super cars have a safety driver’s standard which everyone agrees follow
Nascar does have authority already. If they would have thrown caution and put him to rear for aggressive driving. Like you said, make call sooner. It didn't take m&t data to prove any of what happened.
There was no need for a caution, coming off of turn 4 on the last lap at a short track. You rarely see that ever
@@milogunther5024 not saying should have but could have to put to rear. 1 car spun, another into wall almost same time.
While I'm glad most of the penalty stood, I really don't understand how the spotter suspension is only 1 race instead of 3. I mean the guy literally told Austin Dillon to intentionally wreck someone.
Makes zero sense
so did every non 11 and 22 fan in the stands...
It could be along the lines of "He can say it but Dillon doesn't have to listen".
Not saying it's right, but I bet that's part of RCR's argument
To me that's all about the panel just letting NASCAR know that they still don't have ultimate power we can resend whatever we want even though you said we can't but we just gave him one because he's got a job to do and that's tell people the wreck people so we're going to just give him one week off besides he's not that important anyway what a joke they still win and NASCAR looks silly why do we even have a three people panel who reviews this crap my God what a farce it's a told joke I didn't even watch the race I just watched replace on RUclips it ain't worth sitting there to see NASCAR throw a caution with one lap to go and have seven green white checkers so that the man they want to win has a chance my God what a goddamn piece of s*** NASCAR😂
Telling him doesn't mean Dillon actually did it
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I'll try to have a case for Austin Dillon.
Dillon's move for the win at Richmond is unprecedented only because it resulted with 2 separate incidents followed by a win in a span of one corner, which has no direct comparison to any other incident in the past. However, breaking apart the events that unfolded as separate incidents gives us precedents that we can use to determine the actual penalty:
Incident 1 (Intentionally wrecking the leader for the win with a dump): Should be no penalty since 2022 Darlington Logano vs. Byron was not issued a penalty.
Incident 2 (Intentionally right-hooking a driver): Should be a 1 race suspension for the driver as 2023 Charlotte Elliott vs. Hamlin and 2022 Las Vegas Wallace vs. Larson resulted with Elliott and Wallace being suspended for 1 race.
Incident 3 (Winning the race and passing post-race inspection): Dillon is a full-time driver and has attempted every start this season and therefore, qualifies for the playoffs. No driver under these circumstances was stripped of being playoff eligible.
I'll also bring up the case of Hail Melon as it was considered an "unprecedented" move. NASCAR did not have a previously enforced ruling on wall-riding, so Chastain was not penalized whatsoever for the move. And because it wasn't enforced previously, it wasn't penalized. Similarly, if Dillon's manner of winning is considered unprecedented, then unprecedented rulings (taking away playoff eligibility and even being docked 25 owner and driver points) shouldn't take place. Otherwise, we might as well not have rules exist. The way NASCAR handled the Hail Melon was perfect, and it should be the same regarding Dillon's win.
Verdict: Dillon gets suspended for 1 race but keeps points and playoff eligibility
Funny enough, if NASCAR were to enforce this penalty instead and Dillon actually serves the one race suspension, then Dillon would no longer meet the "attempt every race" rule for playoff eligibility, which means Dillon and RCR would have to apply for a playoff waiver... and NASCAR would most likely not grant that waiver
Nascar wouldn't give a suspended driver a waiver.
Bump 'n' run or door banging 'is fine and is and has been a part of NASCAR races since 1948. A dive bomb attack on another car is not OK. A hook like he did on Hamlin - don't know if on purpose but the electronic data plotter information should show what Dillon did, not someone watching from the stands or on TV (or You Tube)
Me, a discount tire employee,
Me, also a Hendrick motorsports fan
Fear and confusion
There’s no damn line, it’s a gradient.
Ross Chastain at COTA was the exact same move! NASCAR just doesn’t want a 30th place driver in the playoffs
I agree that NASCAR needs to lay in the bed they made, but I also at the same time do not like the idea of a 30 place driver making the playoffs.
Austin had the fast car. One of those terrible late caution flags reset the field. Austin had a poor restart. Joey was gaping Austin. Austin dive bombed the turn and hit Joey's car. I won't mention crashing Denny, who would have won. Everyone judging because it was Joey and Denny. If it were Chase and Larson you wouldn't hear a thing. Austin should have won the race but not like that.
I’m honestly surprised they changed any part of his penalty
The saddle in your bike is too low
Eric Estepp and everyone who's your pick to win at daytona this weekend?
Bump and runs are low skill moves, but dive bombs and pit maneuvers are even lower on the scale
Has Austin ever won a race without wrecking the leader?
Only two times
Somebody may have already addressed this, but how could they possibly give Dillon the playoff spot now when they’ve already run a race with the penalty put in place. Wouldn’t that affect peoples Michigan race strategies that were on the cut line as to whether or not they are racing for points or racing for a win based on where they are with Austin Dillon not in the playoffs? I just don’t see how you could possibly shuffle the playoff standings now after teams have already made race decisions based on where they stood after the penalty..
The line is where ever nascar wants it and they won't change that ever.
I think Dillon doesn’t deserve playoff eligibility with how he won that race
Nobody asked what you think
If you want NASCAR, the teams, the drivers, the broadcasting partners and the manufactures to collaborate on something then they should be collaborating on things like fan access, getting a news program like “Race Hub” back, having drivers doing live streams on RUclips, and and streaming every NASCAR race in 4K UHD with the highest refresh rate possible such as 60 or 120 Hz so we, the fans, get the best viewing experience at home that is currently possible with current streaming technology. F1 and F2 have been available in 4K UHD for years now. However NASCAR should be doing officiating on its own without any outside influences whatsoever.
*RCR plans to appeal final appeal*
This is DESPERATION at its finest.
When your home track is Langley Speedway.
Dale Sr was a True Badass with Pure Talent unlike Austin Dillon who's nothing more than a Talentless Hack who only has that ride because of his Grandfather.
Prior to Ryan Preece and Ricky Stenhouse, Austin Dillon almost had a good clean win.
Dale HAAAATED when anyone called him the "S" word...
If that would have been his first time of wrecking someone to win you may have an argument but he wrecked two people just to win that race do you remember what he done it Daytona come on guys
Championships taking seriously? Then, get rid of the one race final four! This is NOT a STICK ‘N’ BALL SPORT.
I think if Dillan just dumped joey it wouldn't be a fine I think right hooking denny is what did it in
The only change NASCAR needs to make is the ending of "Win and you're in". If they had never come up with that Richmond would have never went the way it did. You can't fault the teams when it is NASCAR that implemented something that would encourage that to happen.
If it was one of the drivers with the little boy names nothing would have been said because they both have a history of these kind of actions. The 22 clearly got dumped but the 11 was a racing incident because he hadn't cleared the 3. None of this would have happened if Stenchouse the 3rd driver with the little boy name hadn't caused another wreck to close up the field so Nascar could get their GWC.
I wonder if penalty points like F1 would work, on track penalties and a review of penalty points
RCR and Austin Dillon are dillusional. They would have never been in the Championship. The guy was in the 29th position, they made a desperate move wreckIng Lagano and Hamlin. This is scrap !
Not sure what to tell you if you cant grasp the fact that some penalties will take time to review and issue in a sport that not only allows, but promotes, contact. Almost every top-level motorsports series I watch addresses some penalties "after the race", after time has been taken the review the individual situation in more detail and given the amount of contact NASCAR allows, I see this being more pronounced in NASCAR. Just saying something because it's what you are hearing most on social media doesn't help to critically analyze the situation. I wish NASCAR would stop worrying so much about what "the fans" want and just focus on doing what's best for the sport. The loudest fans complaining are the one who aren't in it for the long haul and won't be around in 5 years. I say lose the 10% who are pissing and moaning all of the time and just go on about your business but then again, I watch for the competition and could gives 2Fs about "driver personality" and generating fake drama around the sport.
RCR loses undefendable battle caused thanks to silver spoon boy
Eric looks like lance Armstrong out there
This is a huge and important decision. You said it yourself, millions of dollars represented. NASCAR makes its ruling which should be at the track. The team decides to appeal or not within 24 hours. NASCAR and the team layout their respective positions the appeals board makes decision. Actual rules quoted and argued and the board decides. The "line" was crossed is a bulls$$t answer. If you can't sit down and show me what rule and how the rule was broken. Laziness by the teams has allowed this appeal process to continue.
I’m good with whatever penalty they choose as long as the penalty makes sense. Giving him the win, but taking away the benefits of the win (playoff eligibility) doesn’t make sense. If you are going to remove the eligibility, remove the win. If you are going to let them keep the win, let them keep the eligibility. Make it make sense one way or the other.
Haha, when you said Austin Cindric.
Playoffs are a big deal when you earn it, not because you think you deserve it.
I think if they bring in some of Lenny antics into this conversation let alone blowy he’s good at the hook too so extra evidence and showing nascar how short track racing is beating and banging and a win is a win
The worst part of all this would be a back marker in the playoffs. A more deserving person now has a chance. You should have to at least be in the top 25 to go to the play offs.
Dale Jr. said the line is the second car. Feel free to punt one car, but knocking into a second car is the line.
That's one persons opinion.
“I’m a big guy.” proceeds to show off his chicken legs.
So Byron can flat run through a driver under caution with no penalty. But Dillon can't for the win.
Shhhhhhhhh, he's a Hendrick driver, let it go.
If Dillon hit a car that was losing control how is that line being crossed? Will someone please acknowledge that in the replay, you can see Hamlin is losing his rear end and could have ( key word could have ) hit Dillon IF dillon doesn't take evasive action and move down there could have still been contact by Hamlin losing control of his car? Im just playing devil's advocate. Im not a Dillon fan at all but i did notice in one replay Hamlin's rear is sliding. I should be a detective cuz nobody has mentioned this. I think this could be an argument worth making.
a driver standard advisor should implement with the advisor to advise nascar the findings and penalties
I just think it's really the Hamlin part that cost Dillion his win, like that was highly egrious imo. The Logano move, even if it's not the best bump and run because of the wreck, would've probably stood because on a short track, rubbing is racing. I think that's where the line is and should be imo
Agree. Logano bump was irrelevant, it was the right hook on Hamlin that crossed the line.
Hamlin was getting loose and slid up as Dillon gathered it up ......use your eyes
@@supercoffeebeanyou don't know what a line is
Nascar likes all the media attention they get from dragging out the penalty process for weeks
I wish NASCAR would come out and say something to the effect of “the contact with Joey or Denny isolated would or wouldn’t have been enough for the penalties levied” or that it’s because they both happened that the penalty was issued
Austin was the CLASS OF THE FIELD! He was just driving the wrong brand. Denny walls drivers regularly and never pays because he drives the right brand.
The definition for crossing the line should be that if the same thing happens to you could say “ I’m not happy with that but that’s racing “. When the same thing happens to you and you can say that dirty racing then you can say that crossed the line.
IMO NASCAR has kind of opened a can of worms with this ruling. If they are taking away any points and pulling him from the playoffs why let him keep the win? Wrong is wrong…right? Was it a crap move by Dillion. Absolutely. Have other drivers dumped others for the win. Absolutely. So the next time Denny or Joey or anyone else for that matter dumps someone they get penalized the same right? I mean a dump is a dump no matter how hard or slight the contact. You still purposely turned the guy for the win. The only real gripe I have is this call should have been made right after it happened. Not three days later.
i don't think Austin Dillon has a chance. that was a right hook on Hamlin
I bet u do have a bike n helmet combo😂😂